Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba issued a package of decrees that he described as “decisive within the measures to impose the prestige of the state and extend the rule of law” aimed at rearranging the judicial police and the security of facilities.
‘‘There is no more place for chaos or abuses, and security tasks will be exclusively for the statutory institutions of the state’’, Aldabaiba said. The reorganisations included:
- A decree to transfer the subordination of the Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG) to the Ministry of Interior.
- The abolition of the Department of Operations and Judicial Security in the organizational structure of the Judicial Police.
- The formation of a committee headed by Acting Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi to follow up on the situation inside prisons and detention centers.
- The committee will have access to all prisons and detention centers in various regions.
- The committee will submit a detailed report to the Prime Ministry within a maximum period of seven days from the date of the start of its work.
- The committee will review the legality of arrest and detention procedures and ensure compliance with the orders of the Public Prosecution and the judiciary.
- The committee will monitor the cases of those detained without legal basis and against whom release orders have not been executed.
- The committee will include in its membership the Undersecretary General of the Ministry of Justice and a representative of the Supreme Judicial Council.
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